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?rum it zit 6 2 7 DR. REES'S- SERMOVS4 This day were publiihed, I Two Valorises Oaavo, price 2iS. boards. • • .13RACTICAL SERMONS, By AMARA Nl, RE ES, 1).1), Editor of the New Cyclopasdia. Printed for Longman, Hurst. Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter•tow ; and Cartel and Davies, Strand. Thi s nay was published, Pools,ap price ss. boards. TINE BEGGAR and .hti BENEFACTOR. A • HISTORY. In which is introduced a' Description of Plymouth, and its beautiful. Environs; with a variety of A.utisentic Anecdotes. By Miss M. C. SQUIRE., • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Kees, and Orme, Pater , - notaer- row. This Day was published. Iry One Volume Duodecimo. Price ss. bound, COLLECTANEA ORATORIA ; or the ACA- D hig I C 0 KATO It, consisting or a diversity of Ora torical Selections, appertaining to every class of public Ora. *lnns, appositely arranged, and calculated for she use of Schootsr. tut Academies. , to which is preßxed, • A. 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TUTE .LA.W,, comprising the Substance and Ellett of the most material •Clauses to alli the Public Ads of Par liament in foree.within Great Britain, from Magna Charta, in the ilioth year o,t King , Henry 1 11. to, the forty-eighth • year of his present v Majesty King George 111. inclusive. B y •Ip.imAs w A LTF. It WU.LIAMS, Esq. (1. the Inner Temple, Barrister at I.aw. London . Printed for. G.. Kcarsley, No. 46, Fleet-street. This .\Vork is intended to be a copious and distind Index, to the Stat ores ; ' and, being torredect and brought down by theorightil Editor to, the present time, must prove of great practical utility as_ _a book of reference .and Immediate in formation, not lois , to Magistrates anti Gentlemen of the Law, but to every person who may. be in any Avrse by, or have occasion to refer to. any of the provisions con. tamed in the dilrerent public Ads of Parliament, the WhOle of which will be methodirecl and brought tbgether under proper heads in alphabetical order. I his' Day ‘Vas published, In Three Volumes Quarto, price Six Guineas in beards, and on Royal Paper. pre Nine Guineas in b .ards, ANEW DORMANT and EXTINCT l'E prow ;• AG Eof ENG LAN ; or, Genealogy ot those Peers made by Writ or Creation, whose Titles are presumed to be either Dormant, in Abeyance, or absolutely, Extinct. lnte rspersed with their public; Employmimirs, inust memorable i ketions, and remarkable Anecdotes, trout the Norman Con. quest to the present 'lime. ny T. C. RANKS. Printed f or 1, White and Co. Horace's Head, Fleet.street. The Subscribo.i ivho have nut yct received the rood volume, which is now ready, may haven asabove, prices!. ss, boards. For an Acentitit of the Work, see the C (it Keview for Dcounber and febniaryLst;alitt the .\ uoLa I 14.c.,tew SALES, &c. . I FLEET, LINCOLNSHIRE. - TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, . By Mr. LBAK.E, . . (By 'Order of the Assignees of the Estate and Emeas of James .4.ivey, a Bankrupt), • , At the Bull Inn; in Fleet, on Monday, the agth Day of • this instant, May, between the Hours of Five'and Seven in the Evening, subjeCt to such conditions as will be then pro. ' duced, . . . • • 11 LL tllat Capital INN, ,called the BULL INN, in FLEET, aforesaid, together with about 6; Acres Of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture t.; round, the greater part of which is fri.-ehold. . The House is built on a scale particularly calculated far the Country it is in, and in point of covenience is superior to any other on the road for the acconv•oilation of thoNse per. sons who are constantly passing with Loge herds of Cattle from the North. . . t- Tte House wilkbe put up, with such a quantity of Land, as the CoiVany `Present may think tru , ,t cot:v.:Mem . , and the remainder will be put up in Lots to sui. :he a.:Loairoodazion at Purtliasers. This Inn has been so welt established, at least for . aventury . I past, and such comiderable, Foit.mes have been. acquired in it, that any ttuther description or its advantageous Situation will be unnecessary, but othei Pahicular.i may be known by applying at Mr. Wilson's, qreville.4treet, litittoo.kari; I den t there a Plan of the Estate may be seen ,• at Mr: Cope's Oftice, in Boston ;, or at his DlM:eon Sleatord, Lincolnshire, gel?' 6 A 0 . 4 44 • • .• • •• ' - - , . - . ' BREWERY. • TO 1H SOLD 'icy Aucriosr, At the Star eansgatt on Tuesday the 3.oth Day of May, 0109, at Four in the :them!) 41, subject to such Conditions as will be then and there pro. duced,. AMost Desirable and Extensive BREWVIY, replete with every Convenience, together with Capital Messuage or Dwelling-house. Cottages for Work.- men, Stables. Carts, and Coacti-housei, Cooperays, Sheds, and other Buildings; and several l'arcels . 9f-valuable IlUild lug Ground thereto adjoining and tielongirig„ situate, lying and being in Salford, near Manclicswr ' o , tw in the Pos session of Messrs. Thomas Beck and Cu. and their Under tenants. The Premises may be viewed, by applying to the Tenants, and further Particulars had or them; Mr, Thomas Hewitt, Hardwick-green 'near Nlancliciier M ssrs. I ) +4 nit and Ste venson, Cott.,n!Court, Mai,‘itester; Mr W tligion, ileciforct-street, Liverpool ; Messrs. Leigh' and Mason, Snli citors..New Bridge-street, Lur.c ii; or Mr. Rowson, Sahel. tor, Proocot. • . NORFOLK' ANi) SUFFOLK.. To lth s-at.L.) t3V AUCTION, • At the King ' s Ilead, Duugay, Suffolk, on Wednesday the , allrn or lime next, in Tw, iity• four Lots, rrliE MANUA of DENSONS, aild several L Farms in 4 , ..e Parishes of Mendharn,Withersdale, Wry brea4, Methelit, Et. Margaret Ilketshall, St.' 'Min llkct. strati, St. Lawrence, Mettinghaut, Burigay, Stripmeadow, ItedisNin, and Shaddingtield, on both sides of the giver Waveney. in the Cokintres.of Norfolk and ; corn. pr6log"about leoo ACT ot excellent Arable, Meadow, Pas— ture, and Wood Land. almost entirely of Freehold Tenure, lett to re.spedable . Tenants, the greater. part at will, and the remainder tOr. short,terms. • • , For particulars inquire of Messrs. Booth, liiislewood, vi. zard, and.t tutehinson,- Lincoln!s.inn - , London; or of Jere miah Sinith, Esq: lieccles, Suffolk.. In pursuance of a Cornatissicin of Appraisement and Sale, issued front the High Court of Atlintralt3 St England, addressed to Edward Lyne. F.sq. ILL. BB SOLD. ' At the London Inn, , Plyrifuth, cnt Frklay, 261 h of May last. at:l - Waive 0 ; Clock. isL 4110 Eolortuon, FOR EXPORTATION. A BOUT Four Thousand Basheis- of' SALT. 16}' ,Tons of French Winn:. 6Se Pipes of Brandy. 3e Tons of Vinegar. • t-x Bags of Corks. Cases,of Cordials. 6 Casks and Boxes of Prunes. . IS Cases of Fruits, Are. FOR HOME CONSUMPTION. • 5 Caget at Lemons. 8 Bags of Chesnuts. • • • 3 Ditto of Walnuts. it3.Oitto at Oranges. 1 , Cask of Apples. Being the. entire Cargo of the Danish Brig Edward, H. M. Muller, Master, detained on her voyage from Bourdeaux. to Denmark by His Majesty's Ship of War Minerva, Richard Hawkins, Esq. Commander. - For - viewing the same and any further particulars, apply to Edward Lytle, Esq. the Commissioner ; or at the Count ing.house at Wm. Lockyer, Broker. Plymouth, May t 1, TO BE L.ETT, Within 30 Miles of the Metropolis and 24 of Brighton, for not less than 'Once Years :.AHANDSOME GOTHIC RESIDENCE with abut 6a Acres, if desired, of Atab'e auti Paatute Land, in the centre ut a tine Sporting Coulitu, a . .,unding with Game and numerous well-stocked Fist;-pwicts, and within eight miles ofthe Surrey Vox-hounds; Attached to the above is a noble Green-house which Opens rinlo the . Dining-room; a beautiful Garden, surrotinaea by ' lofty I walls, richly Inthed with the choicest Fruit,trees,extensive Pleasure-tiounds, and indeed 'every other 3CCQlllillOti4tiort that can bedesired. The whore di the Buildings 11441 lately undergUne a thorotigh repair. • further patticulars may be known at Mt. Middleton's, No. 6t, bt. lann:s's.street. NEW MEDICINE ACT. F NEWIIE4Y and SONS, No. 45 ' , St. Paul's• Church.yaid, London, Proprietors of Dr. lainss's Powder and Other valuable Preparattons; intern' the Public, that in consequence of the New Stamp Duties, the Price of that Medicine 'will be in future as. 9.4. per Packet, or 11. SS, 6.1. per Dozen; but the quantity of a Dozen Packeta in a Bottle (as made up for the Army and Navy) mayr be had for And as the words " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's." are engraved in the Stamps, which it is presumed' will be a sultictent secui ity against CUiliittaftitS, his Signa. tureon the Labels will be discontinued. The following are the Prices 41 their othet Medicines, Stamps ittctudcd ; but those who purchase six, or mote., at a time, will be allowed the Stamps gratis. ' r. t. d. Dr.' arnes's Powder s 9 Datby's Carminative r 9 tit a Bottle . ei Ur. Ituitib'S CliAlybeate Do, AmileptidPills. 4 e Pills 4 Do. large Box 34 o FreaketiTifle.ol Bark 4 o The Antibilions Pills 2 9 Dr. fluxhani's ditto 3 • Dr. Stlcr's Opodeidoc a b Tonic Lilts - a 9. Do. Convulsion Oil » 3 6 Eligli3h CoMe - s 4 Ditto Nitre Drops a 6 Carruther's Urdu 2 Do. Camomile Drops t 9 Essence of Ginger - 2 9 Do. Paregoric Lozenges r ri Ditto Peppermint t r Atip, - ibaud's Blois ditto 1 t Dr. liooper's Pills Lri F.Genceot ColtstOot 3, 6 Grant'a Drops r ti Mr. S penoe's Dentifrice 4 o lnglish's Scots Pills / ri Cephalic Snuff . t o Henry's M Ignesia s 6 join's Rheutn. Tine. I b Norton's Drops • - S 6 13Cfry'S Biliouti Pills 4. 6 Spilsbury's Drops • -5 6 Glass's Magnesia 1 6 Dr. Sotaildc', l4 s Tea s 9 Wilson"s Alterative 46 1 reenouo's Tinrture t tlf way int; Sweet Cakes• a 3 Do. Toltt Lozenges t to N. U. As many Persons mistake the flouse of Messrs. Newbery, observe, that it' is at the East En.t of St. Paul's, Phut Doors from Cheapside, with the‘e.i,vorifi Inscilbed on the Fruitt—" THE ONLY ViAItEIfOUSE it OK Wk. ift.Mks's POW E ' -4- J 34./tiffi , . [PRICE SIXPENCE IrALrrhNin.r. PFIOE, • - , • • fRo?. 'THE PRINCIP,IL OFFICSI?S and CO - 4111S$IONERS, a) His, Afajerty's Navy do bereby g! ArotkeL, tbat do Thuriday * the sstb initani, at at: C' 4k, thei , Lt reaty to treat talib eitch ferspas at tray, i., tatitraa fir, rapplyrig geventyltV4o . GAST Int/14 BCD. STEADS /or the Sudents.Cahint Pwal gmai Collet! at Puri:woo& Drawing 4 the lledttemit, with aforny el the TevOr t ic y he see et a! this (Yee ; au) offfs will, ibv rrcel::Ped far delivering the Ited,teads at either Deptt; , d t Portsve:utb. . • • No Tender will he received after To.tfclve a'Ca'ocA Pie' D.iy Treaty, nor, any noticed, unc.st Cite Party, yr ate efgete fa. hint, attends. Evety Testier mutt ¢c accent paqied &Litter addresied to the I%.r.tvy 'Board, .1a..1 tired by two tiertvar, erg.tgiart• berpute bound loith the Perrot': iendeting,.itt the Sart of 20et foe the da'e performanCe of each of tb. Cotttea.fit, PICTUALLIIVC-OFFICR, • May • 9, HE COIIII7IBIO4VERS for VICTUALLING iti4yesara.., I\ 7 4IVY dy le'vlrby give-Isblicr; Mot oe, Tucrday, zjd init,trit, tbo , We It rca, pta recrizv len; daa vritYne. (sralrd np), and treat for fixOve liimyred ./11.1.LE 4f DR,ESSgP CANADA. S.I,,VE S., to ilogthead, and garret &aver, and Liedding, in thr Pi;oprtionl, vix. , ,• rape . Hogshead. Barrel Heading 4.12 Parts. - 4-12 PAUUS. - • • 3.12 !'arts. - - Is Puri. to be eleliveted into tbt fballihg Stores at Dept/bra; Ports. tnyutb, aril P4lnoutb, in 3ath quanritist at ;nay bere,tfter 14 de• to:mimed upon ; one half thered by the 3 111 . 01 04ober; i!s:),,aad tbe ether half 0 the jiff of ,Yanua7, tis t i ; anal t? .be pod .fir 4y Oil s , payable, iu;to nirrect afier date. • . The Coteditiotte of the Contraa he :tern at the Stortag": Ogee. • . . , • No Tenth, for a lair emaatitylhart : Out If :1:111riv!a admitted. No regard will be haj to any Tengi.r, it; which the Mee shal not be inserted in words. at length, - or that shall not dot delivered to the Board, before •Oxe .o'Clock ox the said..tereedaii, thr . 23l instant, nor-ssn.'ess the .Persote who tn.skei the Tender, or some Person an his behalf, attends, to answer, when ratted for. • IX THEN PROFESSIONAL MEN' of Edhca. V V tion and Responsibility deviate from the`goneraliys. , tem, by the seledlion of a particular branch, the sanction of long continued success is the best criterion of superiority. fourteen•years' havewe - devoted our Practice to tlie ett.;. clusivetreatinent of two Disorars, and the - successful resukt of our Plan gives us additional arclouriOnifpeise, as far as tilt ate.able, the ravages of those Complaints which are this most important in the-!.. atalogue Human,' ntivfoities. • - • After initiation into every Branch of P Naive, we content. plated the $1414645; of . • StkilY LITIC -and 01401,1 , ... TATE f) Patienrs, and ormed a=sign ri .res:uc individuals from the ignorance or uneuttearert rrren, or the equally dam. geruus precipitancy of general Practitioners. • • The Disorders, to the cure ol which we have devoted Dint attention, 'Comprise every species of V ENE REAL I N TRW, whether of a recent or foot durations. adly, - All 'kinds of DEBI LITY, whether .arlsing front the habits rif School-boys, or the indulgences of miture Age. • , Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance or haste, in the Matto:mt. of a simple Gonotrhira, 'and it not mare. truently happens, that the seeds ot Lite ampoisenctl - b) the indiscretion of au unguarded hour. tly a superibr method, such Complaints .are easily cured, and even where others hi v e fallen, we trust that we may presume to otter a radical re.esrablishment. Few, however, are the t.:Ases of complicated diitress in this Disorder, compared with the calamitous situ.ition of m en, who, from an indulgence inp SO:LI TA ItY VICE, ut the prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that stags of Debilit y , •• vi !deft is the unavoidable consequence of such Miaow. habits. Whets the unhaVitty• stifferer • broods over his 'lithely, but careful!) , conceals his mistortung, it may be some coiisola. tion forinm to know, that although it may be an tipjao of doubt or uncertainty with other Praditioisi•rs, the removal of these deficiencies by the gradual proves, ot•Renuvation, IS the acquirement of our experience. If ,tne rites of Bacchus or Venus have•began , reduce • manly vigour, much anxiety will be preitnted,,•hy catty , counteraetionof the a languid state, and: io these casts, nit great difficulty will occur. Ilut Where this deficiency has tot years existed, a proper perseverance is indespensably requisite to. revive the • siumoering sparki at Life, and to re-Elt,ll)lAtli the Constitution. , The secrecy which is so essential . to our undertaking; and the qualifications which we presume to state, orm tiie haste nt our p,ietensions, and in coincidence with sus.ti, this intinia. tion is given, that Mess's. LLIG II and C 0.,. may tie con 4 suited twesnnaily, ny letters (imiosing Bank Noe), at their House, No. Ay, Artrndel-street, Strand, Amur Tempit. Bar, There is an additional Entrance in Water•street, adjoining, and the Nawe is on both the DthUrs, • „ A 1. 1 1 PIO NI A from the I.liiiyal College rit'SuraeMis, in London, and Testimonials from the must entistent It) siciaint and Lectufers, of regular Education, anti assiduous ativntum to the Studies of every Branch of the Proteasi,,n, are open to the inspettiott of any inquirer, and constirmr• the 1 0 4 0,,,1 fur tlrat success with which we have hitherto beeniniuured. E. LEIGH and Co, Surgeons, 59, Aitriidel-strvct. TO THEIR CORRESPONDENTS. • MESSRS.- LEIOFT and Co. inive the iliranur tt observe,. that althtikh, according to the plan on Thai ' principles of intgrity ystablished by their predet,essor as tar back as the year 1794, •tt vas never his praCtice to ayeept any.. lee for the first interview, where the' terms stated tier the foil, treatment of the case weic not perfectly. saiisfattory anct. ./,though this' plait of stating the terms plainly and unequi..." vocally, and refusing a fee on the disapproval of/them, is. stilt....a . ncrever will br sttittly adhered the occupation or their time in the corresportiling department is snot, that r . .u . let tort .whatever are or can be answered, uithlss Bank note b incloSed. And in complaintk where the partie. 4ro-tf rgenf tor an instant supply . of medicine, the liheral rand will not °bird to an inclusuie iiiroport 'dilate to the matt re of the case , or the opilled;.e of the patty, . . , • Affeisrs. Leigh.and Co.,,san9ioned by regulat education, and U,oina r; Iv a p _Tom the Royak college of Suwon& in i don, of which the principal partner ts au CX:lntintgl end ail,: proved 114 etrlber, ,auct by ..ertAticates, and he ,staingettt InfantalCiot ability from the mostetnincitt Physicians !rt don, continue to confine their pradiee, to the cure of those. toniptitikits w are coil traCt:dira a Motpertt of incu:ii.:atiun i : and uithat stateof debilitywhiai is c,iused.by yuuttlita 'prudence, by whiehlite becomes embittered, or the possibt. fity of p . t4ciq . • , patient. it' the t, , ,oujutt wiil have the goodnefe to ilbsetibt every Sy Of the complaint, their age,, and rnannupt , and,, fat the purpose of inscrutable stcrecy, - coax:tong tees. need not be postrid. 39,.A n tn tipirst reet s Sttan 14g at nat. ~ r.' i